Frequently Asked Questions
Common Questions
We offer a wide range of outdoor services, including masonry and concrete, steel and retaining walls, backyard renovations, hardscaping, patios, drainage solutions, dirt work, and fencing or carpentry.
Yes, we are pleased to offer all of our new clients a 5% discount on their first service with us.
Yes, we do. You can earn $500 through our referral program once we meet your referral, close the contract, and receive final payment for the completed job.
The timeline for a backyard renovation depends on the specific scope of the project, the materials selected, and other project-specific variables.
Key considerations typically include the slope of the land, local soil conditions, and the specific functional requirements of your outdoor space.
Masonry & Concrete
Masonry projects typically utilize materials such as brick, natural stone, manufactured stone veneer, concrete blocks, and specialized mortar mixes, chosen based on the aesthetic and structural requirements of the build.
The curing process begins immediately after pouring, but concrete generally requires several days to reach a state where it can handle regular foot traffic, and up to a month to achieve its full structural strength.
Tuckpointing is the process of removing deteriorated mortar from the joints of a brick wall and replacing it with fresh mortar. It is typically necessary when mortar joints begin to crumble, crack, or show signs of water damage.
Yes, projects can be customized in terms of patterns, colors, finishes, and material selections to match the architectural style of the property and meet specific design goals.
The overall cost is generally determined by the scope of the project, the choice of materials, site preparation requirements, accessibility, and the complexity of the design.
Steel & Retaining Walls
The overall cost is typically determined by the choice of materials, the height and length of the wall, site accessibility, and the specific structural demands of the landscape.
Project timelines vary based on the scope of work, site conditions, and material requirements. Most standard installations are completed within a few days to a couple of weeks.
Yes, steel is frequently paired with concrete, timber, or stone elements to create custom configurations tailored to specific aesthetic and functional preferences.
Most professional wall systems require minimal upkeep, though periodic inspections are recommended to ensure drainage channels remain clear and the structure functions as intended over time.
The process begins with an initial consultation to assess your property’s needs. From there, we provide a detailed proposal outlining the estimated scope, timeline, and material options.
Backyard Renovations
The timeline varies based on the scope of work, material availability, and weather conditions. A basic project may take a couple of weeks, while complex transformations can span several months.
Permit requirements depend on your local municipality and the specific structures being built. We assist in identifying local regulations and securing the necessary documentation before construction begins.
Yes, modern renovation plans often incorporate grading adjustments and drainage systems to manage water flow across your property effectively.
Pricing is calculated based on the square footage, selected materials, labor requirements, and the complexity of the design elements chosen for your yard.
Maintenance depends on the features installed. Hardscape surfaces may require periodic sweeping or sealing, while planted areas will need standard seasonal upkeep to remain healthy.
Hardscaping & Patios
Material selection depends on your aesthetic preferences, budget, and how you plan to use the space. Our team can guide you through various options, including natural stone, concrete pavers, and brick, to find the best fit for your project.
The timeline varies based on the size and complexity of the design, site conditions, and weather. We provide a detailed schedule estimate during the initial consultation process.
In many cases, existing structures can be integrated, resurfaced, or built around depending on their condition and the goals of your new layout. We assess these elements during our site visit.
Yes, we conduct thorough consultations to discuss your ideas, assess your property, and provide professional recommendations tailored to your goals.
To begin, simply reach out to us to schedule an initial consultation. We will discuss your vision, evaluate the site, and prepare a detailed proposal for your review.
Landscaping, Drainage & Dirt Work
Land grading reshapes the ground surface to direct water flow away from structures and prevent accumulation in unwanted areas.
French drains consist of a perforated pipe placed in a gravel-filled trench, allowing excess ground water to enter the pipe and flow away from the area.
Dirt work is typically required during initial site preparation, prior to planting, before laying hardscapes, or when addressing severe slope and erosion issues.
Yes, drainage systems can often be integrated into existing properties to resolve current water pooling or runoff challenges.
Common indicators include standing water that remains hours after a storm, soil erosion, damp basements or crawlspaces, and marshy patches in the lawn.
Fencing & Carpentry
We work with a variety of standard industry materials, including pressure-treated lumber, cedar, composite materials, and select metals, depending on the project specifications.
Project timelines vary significantly based on the scope, complexity, and specific requirements of the build. We provide an estimated schedule prior to beginning any physical work.
Yes, we analyze the existing architectural style and wood finishes of your property to create cohesive designs that align with your current setup.
Our process begins with an initial consultation to discuss your ideas, followed by site measurements, design drafting, cost estimation, and final scheduling.
We accommodate both commercial and residential projects, tailoring our wood and fence installations to meet the distinct structural needs of each property type.